Once Bitten edited by Steve Lewis (book review).
Too many authors have been asked, by non-writers, where their inspiration comes from. There is never just one answer. It
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Television’s Female Spies And Crimefighters by Karen A. Romanko (book review).
The problem with any book which is essentially a catalogue reference book from a reviewer’s objectives is does it fulfil
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Ruin And Rising (The Grisha Trilogy Book 3) by Leigh Bardugo (book/audio review).
Are you ready for the final instalment of The Grisha Trilogy? Following on from the previous book, ‘Siege And Storm’,
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Stalking The Zombie by Mike Resnick (book review).
One of the strengths of small, independent publishers is that they care about the books they produce. They know that
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Otto Binder by Bill Schelly (book review).
As Richard A. Lupoff points out in the introduction to Bill Schelly’s book about writer Otto Binder (his surname rhymes
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A Shadow All Of Light by Fred Chappell (book review).
The stories of Falco the apprentice shadow thief first appeared in ‘The Magazine Of Fantasy And Science Fiction’ and I
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We Are Martians by E. R. Dee (ebook review).
At first glance, this looks to be a good book and indeed there are interesting aspects to it. The Martian
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2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson (book review).
As any good middle manager will tell you, spotting problems is easy. The challenge and the creativity is in finding
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The Past That Might Have Been, The Future That May Come by Lauren J. Lacey (book review).
Lauren J. Lacey’s book ‘The Past That Might Have Been, The Future That May Come’ comes with a less ambiguous
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Shackleton’s Burden (A Lost Wonders Novelette) by Todd Yunker (book review).
In the book ‘Shackleton’s Folly’, we meet Alec Shackleton and his assistant Dancer, who’s an AI in the form of
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